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Thin Man
The first atomic bomb developed by the United States, "Slender Man", was named after this novel The final work of Dashiell Hammett, the master who led the "American Revolution", the originator of hard-boiled novels, and the founder of "film noir" In the world of novels, there are writers who can write light but thick words, one is García Márquez, and the other is Dashiell Hammett Hammett, Hemingway, Faulkner and Chandler together represent the epic era (1920-1950) at the peak of American novels.
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Thin Man
Synopsis of "The Thin Man": Nick and Nora, a retired private detective and his rich, intelligent, kind-hearted wife who is very curious about his past career as a private detective, came to New York for vacation. Unexpectedly, they were involved in a series of murder cases related to Mr. Weinant, a regular customer and inventor many years ago. Mr. Weinant never showed up...
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Thin Man
The first atomic bomb developed by the United States, "Slender Man", was named after this novel The final work of Dashiell Hammett, the master who led the "American Revolution", the originator of hard-boiled novels, and the founder of "film noir" In the world of novels, there are writers who can write light but thick words, one is García Márquez, and the other is Dashiell Hammett Hammett, Hemingway, Faulkner and Chandler together represent the epic era (1920-1950) at the peak of American novels.
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Maltese Eagle
One commission, two murders, three parties chasing and four forces. On a foggy night in San Francisco, private detective Spade is involved in a deadly scam surrounding a priceless Black Hawk statue. Beauties, liars, killers, wealthy businessmen, everyone has their own evil intentions and murderous intentions at every step. When the truth tears away the disguise, and when love collides with principles, he must make the coldest choice. There is no tenderness, no redemption, only hard-core truth.
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